Ubud Day Tour: Tirta Empul Temple, Ubud Palace, Monkey Forest, Tegalalang Rice Terrace - Private car tour & Tickets Included

Bali's Spiritual Puzzle The hustle and bustle of the city is always with us, and the gears of busyness never stop turning. Finally, a group of souls longing for liberation set foot on the dreamland of Bali. Tirta Empul Temple is like a pure land in the mortal world. The morning light quietly arrives, covering the ancient temple with a veil. By the misty holy spring pool, believers quietly and firmly perform the baptism ceremony. Every time they scoop water, it is like a whispering conversation with the gods. In this pious atmosphere, the troubles of the world quietly retreat, and the soul seems to be gently wiped by a pair of gentle hands, returning to clarity. Ubud Palace exudes a historical charm, with sunlight generously illuminating every inch of its carvings and stone pillars. Step inside the palace gates and a traditional Balinese dance performance will unfold before your eyes. The graceful dance steps and colorful costumes tell the stories of the past. Without the hustle and bustle of the outside world, time seems to slow down here, allowing you to immerse yourself in a feast of art and culture and enjoy the royal-like leisure. Ubud Market is a colorful palette of life, with colorful handicrafts and fragrant spices on display in a crowded and lively atmosphere. The sounds of bargaining and laughter intertwine, and every selection and negotiation is a moment of touching the warmth of local life. Everyday trivialities are transformed into a fun treasure hunt, and the fireworks of life have never been so vibrant. Stepping into the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary in Bali is like entering a fairy tale world. The monkeys jump and play in the forest, sometimes in groups, sometimes alone, and sometimes they even approach visitors to ask for food. Their lively and mischievous behavior lightens the atmosphere and fills the air with joy. Tegalalang Rice Terrace is a masterpiece of nature, with layers of rice fields winding along the mountain slopes like a green skirt of the earth. The gentle breeze causes the rice waves to roll, creating a rustling symphony. Standing amidst this lush greenery, gazing at the distant mountains meeting the blue sky, one can't help but sigh at the tranquility of time, as restlessness is soothed, leaving only pure serenity and a love for life. This trip to Bali is like piecing together a jigsaw puzzle of the soul. Every scenery and every experience fills the gaps in the soul, piecing together a sense of completeness and healing that belongs to the depths of the heart. ▲Tirta Empul TempleThis temple, with a history of over a thousand years, is located in the north-central part of Bali, about a 40-minute drive from Ubud. The temple is famous for its magical spring water, which is said to cleanse the soul and cure diseases. The Tirta Empul Temple is grand in scale and fully embodies the characteristics of Balinese Hindu temples. The spring water in Tirta Empul Temple gushes out from more than ten outlets. After thousands of years, it is still clear. Each outlet has its unique effect. Some can eliminate disasters and resolve calamities, some can drive away diseases and pains, and some can cleanse the soul. The legend of the temple is related to Hindu mythology. It tells the story of the god Indra defeating the self-boasting king Mayadanawa and inserting a sword into the earth, bringing the holy spring water of immortality and reviving the poisoned gods. ▲Ubud PalaceThis historic palace is located in Ubud, the art capital of Bali, and was built in the 16th century. The palace was designed by a famous artist and has 60 rooms. The architecture is grand, especially the gate. The interior of the palace is exquisitely decorated. The hand-carved and gold-leaf decorations make it look luxurious. Ubud Palace is not only a landmark in Ubud, but also a must-see attraction for tourists. Although the area open to the public is relatively small, visitors can appreciate the ancient buildings of the 16th century and feel the unique cultural and artistic atmosphere of Bali. In addition, there are many handicraft markets near the palace, where visitors can buy some handicrafts as souvenirs. ▲Sacred Monkey Forest SanctuaryLocated not far to the northwest of Ubud, this 6-hectare nature reserve is home to the Balinese long-tailed monkey, a species endemic to Bali. These monkeys hold a special place in local culture and are considered to be the followers of the monkey god Hanuman by the people of Bali, and are therefore well protected and respected. ▲Tegalalang Rice Terrace (Bali)Tegalalang Rice Terrace is a famous agricultural scenic area on the island, known for its exquisite rural scenery and unique natural beauty. The terraces are mainly concentrated in the Tegalalang area north of Ubud, and are one of the most common scenes on Bali postcards and in photographs.